A Celebration Of Music, Connection, Discovery & Sustainability
Deep Tropics Music Festival, widely recognized as the greenest festival in North America, today unveils their 2025 lineup. Each beat, each moment, and each interaction is designed to awaken the senses and cultivate a sense of unity – themes that have been globally recognized by Forbes, DJ Mag, Uproxx and the NY Times.
Set to perform across four stages, this year features a staggering list of the biggest artists in electronic music: Chris Lake, Subtronics, Cloonee, Lane 8, Disco Lines, Alison Wonderland, Troyboi, Chris Lorenzo, Liquid Stranger, Chris Lorenzo, LYNY, MPH, Ranger Trucco, Gentlemen’s Club, and 30+ more.
“Each year, we push the boundaries of what a music festival can be—not just in terms of the lineup, but in the experience we create and the impact we leave behind. From the Deep Culture Speakeasy, art installations, and fashion show, to the food & beverage program; every element is designed to inspire, energize, and cultivate a community that cares about each other and the future. We can’t wait to welcome everyone back to Music City for another unforgettable year.” – Blake Atchison, Co-Founder of Deep Tropics
Beyond the music, the Deep Culture Speakeasy will host interactive workshops, many of which will be led by artists from the Deep Tropics lineup, exploring themes such as Mental Health, Consent, Equity & Inclusion, Community & Connection, Regenerative Culture, and more. Guided by festival host — artist & activist Madame Gandhi — this immersive space invites attendees to engage in meaningful dialogue, embodied practice, and collective transformation. They’re also excited to collaborate with mission-aligned organizations like FEMME HOUSE, which fosters more equitable opportunities for women and gender-expansive individuals in the music industry.
Additionally, the Sustainability Summit will return for its second year, championed by Nashville’s NPR affiliate WPLN, bringing together industry professionals, government officials and engaged citizens across diverse sectors to connect, inspire and showcase regenerative solutions
Deep Tropics’ summer-long spirit of connection kicks off with the Waveclub series, now finding a permanent home at Drift Hotel – located in their sleek Sun Room space. As the summer unfolds and the “Tropics” get deeper, Waveclub will continue to serve as a gathering point for the Deep Tropics family, culminating in a transformational weekend this August.
Produced by Full Circle Presents and powered by their nonprofit Deep Culture, Deep Tropics is proud to be a climate-positive and zero-waste-to-landfill event – achieving a remarkable diversion rate of 87% in 2024. By prioritizing regenerative practices and innovative sustainability initiatives, Deep Tropics proves to be more than just a festival—it’s a blueprint for the future of live events.
Deep Tropics 2025 Lineup:
Afrosheen
Alison Wonderland
Aluna (DJ Set)
AMÉMÉ
Ash Lauryn
Aych
Chris Lake
Chris Lorenzo
Cloonee
Cruel Mistress
Crucial
Dead On
Disco Lines
Dusky
Fiera
Fly!
Gentlemen’s Club
HEYZ
Hotboxx B2B ARHT
Icarus
INVT
Know Good
Lane 8
LF System
Liquid Stranger
LYNY
Maddy O’Neal
Machinedrum (DJ Set)
Merchant
MissFreq
Mollywater
MPH
Ranger Trucco
Riordan
Sam Wolfe (ATL)
Sinca
Squuid.
Stallings
Subtronics
TroyBoi
Vangeaux B2B Kiana Nadine
Voodoo
Wild Bill
Will Clarke
QDP
Zen Selekta.
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ABOUT DEEP TROPICS:
Deep Tropics is produced by forward-thinking, dance music enthusiasts at Full Circle Presents. The creative site and stage designs will take the energy to stratospheric levels. The one-of-a-kind amphitheater in the park ensures every viewpoint is perfect with a beautiful downtown skyline view in the backdrop. It will host the massive, ancient temple inspired stage called “Meru”dedicated to house music, a bass music focused stage called “Lotus” and a third 360 stage known as the “Congo” along with a “Speakeasy” stage in an air-conditioned tent. Intricate lasers, choreographed audio & visual and art installs will illuminate the park. The venue is less than a mile from downtown Nashville, and some of the city’s coolest districts.
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